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Starting a telehealth revolution
West Haven’s VA was an early adopter of telemedicine technology and procedures. That paid off when COVID struck.
24 Mar 2021
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A warrior, a writer, and a future physician
Melissa Thomas has worn many hats along her path to becoming a healer. Each has informed who she is and who she aims to be: an emergency medicine physician.
24 Sep 2019
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A friendship forged in Vietnam: George Cadwalader and Kristaps Keggi
When a land mine landed George Cadwalader in a steamy tent of the Third Surgical Mobile Hospital ("MASH") in Vietnam in 1965, little did he suspect that his surgeon, Kristaps Keggi, was another son of Eli. Keggi's actions would save Cadwalader's legs, and the two became friends.
24 Apr 2019
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Army visits Yale to highlight its worldwide medical and humanitarian missions
27 Nov 2011
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Medicine and the military
Life in the armed forces offers some physicians a chance to serve both country and patients.
27 Mar 2011
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Doctors in the Armed Forces
Are you working in military medicine or another of the fields we’ll be profiling in our “Alumni Career Paths” series? Do you know medical school alumni, former Yale house staff, or fellows who are? Send us the names and then check this Web edition ofYale Medicine to view an expanding list of alumni with similar interests.
27 Mar 2011
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Notes
15 Jan 2010
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Yale’s Physician Associate Program nears 40
As it approaches its 40th year, the PA Program fills a niche in American medicine.
15 Sep 2009
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Cautionary tales for WWII GIs
The Medical Historical Library’s art collection includes graphic posters that warned soldiers and sailors of the dangers of venereal diseases.
15 Apr 2009
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Alum finds fascination in disease and the end of life
Robert Buckingham’s career has taken him around the world as he studies HIV/AIDS, prostitution and hospice care.
15 Apr 2009
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Neuropeptide’s presence in high levels suggests soldiers are born, not made
15 Sep 2003
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“A surgical machine”
With World War I raging, a Yale professor looked to France and Henry Ford to systematize treatment on the battlefield.
15 Apr 2003